A bit of anecdotal evidence of how some businesses are (at least temporarily) redefining their business. Perkins is a chain of sit-down family (i.e., no alcohol) restaurants:
At least at this location in Chaska, Minnesota, temporarily rebranding itself as a “market” but since it’s close to both a full-service grocery store and a Super Target, I’ve got to wonder how much business they’re getting.
Here come the bankruptcies:
Colombian airline Avianca files for bankruptcy in US court
More than 140 of its aircraft have been grounded since Colombian President Ivan Duque closed the country's airspace in March. Most of its 20,000 employees have been put on unpaid leave.
Behind KLM, Avianca is the second-longest continually running airline in the world.
Coronavirus Overwhelms Ukraine’s Hospitals Even With Low Number Of Cases
CEOs Were Asked to Remove Masks Before Meeting With Mike Pence in Iowa
Here’s How to Become a Prepper
At long last, prepping has become mainstream due to runs on supplies, shortages, and stay-at-home orders throughout the country. More folks than ever before are seeing the wisdom of having extra food and household goods on hand. It can help you through not only disasters and pandemics, but also through personal financial problems.
From Chris Martenson’s latest video:
…effective measures you can take at home before exposure to the virus that can limit your chances of getting it. A cocktail of Vitamin C + Quercetin, Vitamin D3, zinc and melatonin is being increasingly recommended by clinicians…
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